Marvel hasn’t yet said its last word in terms of series and if you’re a little tired of sanitized stories, the giant may have something new for you.
As part of the continued development of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, we know that the next Echo series will be integrated under the new Marvel Spotlight banner. This is actually a new initiative designed to enrich the Marvel Cinematic Universe with distinct projects. This subcategory aims to explore stories that are not necessarily connected to the major story arcs of the MCU. Marvel Spotlight will focus on deeper, character-driven stories, emphasizing more intimate and local issues, rather than large-scale events that influence the overall storyline of the MCU. Everything should also have a much darker tone…
Marvel wants blood
Marvel recently revealed a new trailer highlighting the intense action expected in Echo, also including a glimpse of Daredevil. Additionally, Marvel announced that the first five episodes of this new series will be available sooner than expected, on January 9, 2024. Marvel reminds fans that they will need to tune their Disney+ profile to TV-MA (Television-Mature Audience) s They want to watch Echo when it comes out. Because everything promises to be quite violent.
As for the trailer, we get an extended look at what was shown in the first official Echo trailer. With a focus on the character of Maya Lopez/Echo, played by Alaqua Cox. She fights against a series of unlucky adversaries who all had the bad idea of getting in her way. As always in the DCU.
We also get some new footage including a look at Daredevil played by Charlie Cox and his fight against Maya starting at the 41 second mark, Wilson Fisk/Kingpin played by Vincent D’Onofrio is also here. Something to please fans of the Netflix Daredevil series.
The last chance for Disney+ as a series?
For those who don’t know her, Echo made her debut in Hawkeye, and this series will follow her as she must “confront her past, reconnect with her Native American roots.” This is the first series to launch under the new Marvel Spotlight banner. Everyone obviously hopes that it lives up to expectations. Because Marvel no longer really has the right to make mistakes with its numerous failures and the decline of Disney films in general at the box office.